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ster.e.o.type5ster7i7E7taIpn [C]disapproving (a person or thing that represents) a fixed set of ideas that is generally held about the characteristics of a particular type of person or thing, which are (wrongly) believed to be shared by all the people and things of that type陈规老套，老观念，成见Many teachers and parents are concerned that racist stereotypes are being passed on to children through toys and books.许多教师和家长都担心种族偏见会通过玩具或书传输给孩子。She was surprised at how her children's behaviour seemed to follow sexual stereotypes.她很惊讶她孩子的行为似乎带有性别成见。There are still advertisements which draw on the old stereotypes of women obsessed about the cleanliness of their washing.仍有一些广告利用妇女过于看重洗涤物清洁程度的成见。He doesn't conform to/fit/fill the national stereotype of a Frenchman.他适应不了法国人的旧观念。The characters in the book are just stereotypes (= They represent fixed ideas about what people of that particular type are like).这书中的角色只是些僵化的人物。
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